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Abstract
The Ph.D. thesis deals with the alternative and high efficiency methods of using waste-derived fuels in heat and power production. The focus is on the following subjects: 1) co-combustion of coal and solid recovered fuel (SRF) under pulverized fuel combustion conditions; 2) dust-firing of straw and the utilization of a waste-derived material as an additive; 3) the combustion of a
biomass residue rich in phosphorus.
Co-combustion of coal and SRF was conducted in an entrained flow reactor (EFR). The work revealed that when coal was co-fired with up to 25 wt% SRF, the burnout and the emissions of SO2 and NO were decreased with increasing share of SRF, probably due to the combustion
characteristics of the SRF and/or the interactions between the SRF and the coal in co-combustion.
The Cl content in the fly ash was very low (
| Original language | English |
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| Publisher | DTU Chemical Engineering |
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| Number of pages | 182 |
| ISBN (Electronic) | 978-87-92481-55-9 |
| Publication status | Published - 2011 |
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Co-Combustion of Fossil Fuels and Waste
Wu, H. (PhD Student), Glarborg, P. (Main Supervisor), Dam-Johansen, K. (Supervisor), Frandsen, F. J. (Supervisor), Leckner, B. (Examiner), Hupa, M. M. (Examiner) & Hustad, J. E. (Examiner)
01/11/2007 → 21/09/2011
Project: PhD